Monitoring Pull vs Push, InfluxDB and Prometheus

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This document discusses the differences between pull-based and push-based monitoring approaches. It notes that both approaches require instrumenting applications, and that sometimes one is easier than the other depending on the situation. Specifically, pull may be easier for monitoring millions of IoT devices globally, while push may be difficult for monitoring metrics from MySQL. The document also thanks Prometheus, the CNCF, and the OpenMetrics initiative for standardizing the pull method and metrics format. It highlights how Kapacitor now integrates Prometheus' service discovery and scraping code to enable pull-based monitoring using InfluxDB.

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Pull vs Push

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Gianluca Arbezzano
SRE at InfluxData
@gianarb

Site Reliability Engineer
https://landing.google.com/sre/interview/ben-treynor.html

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In both cases you need to
instrument your applications.
Sometimes PUSH it easy, in
other cases PULL it’s easy...

You can try to pull
from millions of
IoT devices around
the globe

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You can always try to push
metrics from mysql
you can try forever!

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Thanks Prometheus, CNCF and the OpenMetrics initiative
“The real strength of formalizing the pull method is that it
gives a standard language for services and applications
of all kinds to expose targets with a standard format to
pull metrics data from”
https://www.influxdata.com/monitoring-with-push-vs-pull-influxdb-adds-pull-support-with-kapacitor/

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Enterprise Edition
Telegraf Kapacitor
InfluxDB
Chronograf

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From Kapacitor 1.13
we’ve integrated Prometheus’ service
discovery and scraping code into Kapacitor

Demo
https://github.com/gianarb/devops-milan-demo

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CNCF and OpenMetrics initiative
https://github.com/RichiH/OpenMetrics

Time is too important to play politics with!
InfluxDB ❤
Prometheus
Pull vs Push has no winner
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